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Pakistan internet users

Pakistan Welcomes Starlink. But Can It Deliver on Its Promise?

Pakistan Welcomes Starlink. But Can It Deliver on Its Promise?

By Zohaib Alta and Nimrah Javed
Starlink could help close the urban-rural internet access gap -- if the rollout is inclusive, affordable, and thoughtfully managed. 
The Economic Impact of Pakistan’s Internet Crisis

The Economic Impact of Pakistan’s Internet Crisis

By Osama Ahmad
The damage to Pakistan’s economy from internet shutdowns and social media restrictions reached new heights in 2024 – something the country can ill afford.

Pakistan’s Attempt to Tamper With the Internet Is Leading to Economic Turmoil

Pakistan’s Attempt to Tamper With the Internet Is Leading to Economic Turmoil

By Manik Aftab
Millions of Pakistanis continue to experience problems with WhatsApp and other internet services, with many unable to send or receive even basic text messages.

Pakistan Suffers Internet Slowdown as Government Denies Setting up a National Firewall

Pakistan Suffers Internet Slowdown as Government Denies Setting up a National Firewall

By Babar Dogar
Since February, users have been either unable to use social media or allowed limited access. Now, even sending an email of WhatsApp message is difficult.

Internet and Social Media Blackouts Are Hurting Businesses in Pakistan

Internet and Social Media Blackouts Are Hurting Businesses in Pakistan

By Shahid Afzal Khan
The internet offers Pakistan a path for sustainable economic growth. Government “security” policies must not get in its way.
Pakistan’s Great Digital Divide

Pakistan’s Great Digital Divide

By Shah Meer Baloch
A new reliance on virtual life in the COVID-19 era has laid bare the lack of internet access for much of the country.

Balochistan’s Great Internet Shutdown

Balochistan’s Great Internet Shutdown

By Shah Meer Baloch
For 2 years and counting, Kech district’s mobile internet has been shut off for “security reasons.”
Pakistan's Assault on Digital Rights

Pakistan's Assault on Digital Rights

By Matthew Marcus
Last year's Cyber Crimes Bill could be used as a tool to silence free speech in the digital space.

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